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 902 Temperature Controller
902-904 Programmer Controller
The 902, 903 and 904 are a range of advanced controller/programmers which combine
simplicity of operation with clear concise display of programme state.

The 902S is a high accuracy temperature controller designed to meet the exacting
requirements of todays industry. The combination of features available has been carefully
selected to allow the 902 to be specially adapted to individual process requirements. All
operational functions are configurable from selections resident in the instrument software
and all hardware options are made with the use of plug-in modules.

Programmer
The 902P provides the facility of storing a single programme, of 16 segments (8 Ramps
and 8 Dwells) for use where only limited changes are made to a basic process recipe.
The 903P provides storage for 4 programmes of the same size (16 segments) and the 904P
can store up to 15 such programmes. This allows the system builder to select a
programmer tailored to the needs of the process and the number of recipe changes
anticipated.

The 902P/903P/904P range of programmers is designed to be usable in a wide range of

industries in vastly varying environments. All include the ability to drive program event
outputs.

Operator interface - The innovative use of the front panel keys of the controller has
made operation and configuration easy to use. Separate scroll lists for the operator and
commissioning engineer highlight only the information the user requires. The display used
is a high brightness, high contrast, vacuum fluorescent indicator panel which is clearly
viewable even in high ambient light. Also the front panel is sealed to IP65 so that
operation in environments where large amounts of dust or moisture are present is easily
achieved.

Inputs/outputs -Four channels can be configured with a number of different output

types. This includes alarm relay outputs, program event outputs, parameter retransmission
outputs, remote inputs and valve position indicator in addition to PID control outputs.
Three separate digital inputs are fitted as standard and can be configured to activate a
particular function when external contacts are closed.

Communications - Digital communications are available and include MODBUS® and

JBUS® support. Analogue communications can be installed as a monitoring and control
access for SCADA systems.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Input
General Input range -10 to +100mV or -1 to +10V
Minimum span 5.0mV
Maximum zero offset 20% of span
Common mode rejection 140 db
Series mode rejection 60 db
Input impedance >1M ohm resistance (includes 0.5µA open circuit sensor current)
Resolution 14 bit for all ranges (20 000 counts)
Sample period 125 milliseconds
Linearity error Better than ±0.1% of input span
Calibration error Batter than ±0.25% of span

Thermocouple Standards British BS4937 (1973) German DIN 43710 US ASTM E230 (1972)
Linearisation Better than ±0.2°C for standard thermocouple
Source resistance error 0.5µV/ohm
CJC Internal or 0°C, 45°C, 50°C external
Internal CJC error Typically 0.04°C/°C ambient change (30:1)
RTD Standards British BS1904 German DIN43760 PT 100
Linearisation Better than ±0.05°C
Connection 3 wire automatic lead compensation
Bulb current 0.2mA
Lead compensation error With up to 22 ohms in all three leads no change in display indication
Volts Range -1.0 to +10.0V
Input impedance >10M ohms
Current Range 0-20mA or 4-20mA. 5 ohm burden resistors are mounted on the rear terminals

Outputs (2)
Relay Maximum of 264V 2A ac into resistive load, with spark suppression
Minimum switched voltage 30V rms or dc.
On/off or time proportional
Leakage current through spark suppression network = 2mA at 264V ac 50Hz
Triac Maximum of 264V 1A ac into resistive load
Minimum voltage 85V rms
On/off or time proportional
Leakage current through spark suppression = 2mA at 264V ac 50Hz
Isolated logic 20mA at 15V min. On/off or time proportional
Cycle time 0.3 to 100 seconds at 50% power (relay 10 to 100 seconds)
Power feedback Normally fitted to any of the above when using channel 1 as heat
Analogue Isolated dc 0-10V at 20mA max or 0-20mA at 12 volts. Offsets provided as software option
i.e. 4-20mA. Output impedance on voltage ranges is <1.1 ohms (including connectors)
Outputs general Isolation Both output 1 and 2 are isolated from each other and the remainder of the instrument
Reverse/direct Time proportioning and analogue in channel 1 (heat) can be configured either reverse or direct.
Channel 2 (cool), if time proportioning or analogue, is configured as acting opposite to output 1.
Non-Linear Channel 2 (cool), when not on/off, can be configured as either linear or non-linear characteristic.
The non linear characteristic is ideal for controlling water which may flash off to steam.

Alarms (2)
Relays Maximum loading 264V 2A into resistive load, with spark suppression
Minimum switching voltage 30 volt rms or dc
Leakage current through spark suppression = 2mA at 264V ac 50Hz
Hysteresis 0.1-10.0% variable, in 0.1% resolution
Type Full scale high and low, deviation high and low; deviation band
Range Alarms may be set over the complete instrument range
Analogue communications
Isolation The analogue communication link and all other inputs and outputs are isolated as defined under
‘Electrical Safety’ in the Environmental section
Range input Voltage Max 10V range lying between -5.0 to +10.0V
Input impedance >75k ohms
Current 0-20mA or 4-20mA
Input impedance 50 ohms mounted on rear terminals
Configuration Remote setpoint, remote trim, heat or cool output power limit, motor valve position
Resolution 12 bit
Accuracy Better than 0.5%
Sample period 625 milliseconds
Potentiometer supply 10V 10mA max. potentiometer supply available (0.5 for motor valve position)
Retransmission Voltage Max. 10V range lying between -5V to +10V
Internal impedance <0.1 ohms (including connectors)
Load impedance must be >500 ohms
Current 0-20mA or 4-20mA at 12V min
Configuration Setpoint, measured value, error, or output power
Resolution 12 bit
Accuracy Better than 0.5%

Digital communications
Isolation The digital communication link and all other inputs and outputs are isolated as defined under
General Electrical Safety
Protocol Variable speed link. ASCII format RS232 or RS422/485 protocol ANSI X 3.28 (1976) at variable
baud rates of 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 3600, 4800 and 9600, alternatively Modbus ® RTD or 2.5
A4 J-Bus® RTD at variable rates of 600, 1200, 2400, 3600, 4800 and 9600.
Format Start bit - seven data bits - even parity bit one stop bit (ANSI protocol)
Start bit - eight data bits - one stop bit (Modbus® or J-Bus® protocol)
Address Two digits

Logic inputs (3) Standard for all instruments

Isolation Logic inputs are not isolated from one another or the process variable input
Logic inputs are isolated from all other inputs and outputs as defined under General Electrical
Safety
Drive Volt free contact operation. The input is non-active in the rest state, active when closed with an
impedance of <100ohms
Voltage level limits For logic active level must be less than 0.7V
For logic input non-active the input level must be greater than 4V
Input current 0.5mA maximum
Configuration (one only per logic input) Auto/Manual, Remote/Local, SP2, Dual PID, Adaptive Tune, Self Tune, Remote Up/Down Key,
Parameter Modification Security, Keylock, Run, Hold, Run/Hold, Hold/Run

Programming (902P, 903P,904P)

Timing accuracy Better than (0.5sec ±0.1% of duration) per segment
Number of programs One (902P), four (903P), fifteen (904P)
Program length Maximum of 8 ramps + 8 dwells per program: ramp 1- 6000 units/min(hr)
0.1 - 6000.0 units/min(hr)
Dwell 0.1 - 999.9 mins(hrs)
Program cycles Maximum of 999
Holdback Deviation low, high or band which can be configured for whole program
Run/Hold Operation by single push button
Programme controlled outputs (3) One or both alarm outputs plus O/P2 can be driven from segments of the program

Tuning
Self-tune (ST) A single shot approach which calculates the three term parameters after a defined period
Adaptive tune (AT) A continuous appraisal and redefining of three term parameters
Dual PID An alternative set of PID parameters may be selected by digital input
General
Front panel Upper display 5 x 7 segment 12mm high fluorescent indicator. Display range + 19999 to -9999
Resolution ±1 least significant digit
Lower display 5 x 7 segment 5mm high fluorescent indicator
Resolution ±1 least significant digit
Modes of operation Auto/Manual Bumpless procedure auto to manual to auto
Manual output variable from 0 to 100% for heat only outputs and from -100 to +100% for
heat/cool outputs
Local/Remote A selection of: 1) Full scale local or full scale remote setpoint or
2) Add an external trim to full scale local setpoint or
3) Add an external full scale setpoint to local trim
Dual PID The instrument may be configured so that separate values of Pb, ti td and rES are installed when
setpoint 2 (SP2) is selected or by use of a digital input
Commissioning parameters
Integral time (ti) Off, 1 to 9999 secs or 1 to 150 mins
*Proportional band (Pb) 0.1 to 999.9% based on the range ‘display max’ - ‘display min’ or 1 to span in Engineering Units
Heat-Cool deadband (db) -5 to +5% of input range
Manual reset (rES) 0 to 100% or -100 or 100% (automatically selected if integral time is ‘off’)
Derivative time (td) Off, 0.1 to 999.9 secs or 0.1 to 150 mins
Cut-back (cbL/cbH) Off, 0.1 to display range for both low and high
Heat output limit (HL) 0 to 100%
Cool output limit (CL) 0 to -100%
Heat cycle time (Hc) 0.3 to 100 seconds (10 to 100 secs for relay)
Cool cycle time (Cc) 0.3 to 100 seconds (10 to 100 secs for relay)
Relative cool gain (Cr) 0.1 to 10.0 of proportional band (PB)
Setpoint rate limit (SPr) 1 to 60000 units per min or hour with decimal position as display
e.g. XX.XXX display gives 0.001 to 19.999
Emmissivity (PE) 0.01 to 1.00
Sensor break power (SbP) 0 to 100% (heat only) or -100% to 100% (heat/cool) or open/closed (VP)
Activated by 10% over or under range
** Travel time (tt) 10-1000 secs
** Pot min limit PL 0-100%
** Pot max limit Ph 0-100%
* For on/off outputs proportional band is replaced by Deadband. ** Parameters for VP output only

Environmental The 902, 903 and 904 are compliant with ‘Low Voltage Equipment Directive’ and EMC Directive when installation instructions are followed
Supply voltage 85-264V ac, 17-40V ac or 20-40V dc
Supply frequency 48-62Hz
Power consumption 8.5 watts
Supply fuse 500mA (anti-surge)
EMC Emissions: EN50081-2 (94)
Immunity: Follows the general requirements of EN50082-2 (95). Radiated fields may cause PV to
deviate by 1% of span. see Technical Construction File for details
Relative humidity 5-90% non-condensing
Operating temperature 0 to 55°C
Storage temperature -40 to 70°C
Altitude Not for use above 2000m
Atmosphere Not suitable for use in explosive or corrosive atmospheres without further protection
Panel sealing The instrument fascia meets IP65 when mounted into a cut-out as defined
Customer connections Screw terminals with terminal cover
Ambient temperature coefficient Typically ±50ppm/°C of instrument input span. Excluding CJC on the thermocouple instruments
Warm-up drift <±0.5%of display range (from 1 to 30 mins)
Supply voltage coefficient <±0.1% of display range over full supply voltage range
Mounting Plug-in with panel mounting sleeve. Panel cut-out to DIN 43710
Weight 1.2Kg (2.6lbs) including sleeve and clamp
Rear cover Gives electrical safety to rear terminals
Electrical safety EN61010(95) Installation category II, pollution degree 2
Installation category Voltage transients on any mains power connected to the instrument must not exceed 2.5kV
Pollution degree 2 Conductive pollution must be excluded from the cabinet in which the instrument is mounted
 ORDERING CODE

902/904 HARDWARE
Analogue
Basic Supply Digital Comms
Product Input Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Voltage Comms or VP Language

Basic Product Code Channel 4 Code Reccommended

Basic Controller 902S Relay (Alarm 2, Prog) SRE Lin Type Range Code
1 Programmer/Controller 902P Logic (Alarm 2) SLO Iron Constantan J 0C to 600C 01
4 Programmer/Controller 903P Remote I/P (1) MV Fe/Const (DIN) L 0C to 600C 02
15 Programmer/Controller 904P Remote I/P Current (1) MC Ni Cr/Ni AL K -250C to 1200C 03
Input Supply Voltage Ci/Con T -250C to 400C 04
T/C, RTD, Volts, mV IS 85V to 264V VH Pt13% Rh/Pt R 0C to 1600C 05
Current IC 24V ac/dc VL Pt10% Rh/Pt S 0C to 1600C 06
Pyrometer IP Digital Comms Pt30% Rh/Pt6% Rh B 200C to 1820C 08
Channel 1 None XN W/W26%/Re 0C to 2300C 09
Relay HRE RS232 XS W5%Re/W26% 10C to 2300C 11
Logic HLO RS422/485 XM Ni Cr/Con E 0C to 780C 12
Triac HTR Analogue Comms or VP Pot. Pt10%Rh/Pt40%Rh 200C to 1800C 23
DC Current HDC Analogue W5%Re/W26%Re C 0C to 2300C 24
DC Volts HDV Input Type (3) Pt20%Rh/Pt40%Rh 0C to 2000C 25
Channel 2 Voltage QV Platinel 11 0C to 1200C 28
Relay (Cool, Alarm 1, Prog) CRE Current QC W/W26%Re 0C to 2200C 29
Logic (Cool, Alarm 1) CLO Output Type (3) Ni/Ni18%Molybednum 0C to 1100C 33
Triac (Cool) CTR Voltage ZV W3%Re/25%Re D 0C to 2400C 35
DC Volts (Cool) CDV Current ZC W/Re5%W/Re26% 0C to 2000C 38
DC Current (Cool) CDC VP. Pot. (4) QP Nicrosil/Nisil N 0C to 1300C 45
Remote I/P Volts (1) EV Language Pt100 ohm at 0°C -200C to 800C 70
Remote I/P Current (1) EC English LE Pyrometer (Q004 Land) 800C to 1550C 48
Retrans Volts (2) RV French LF Pyrometer (Q003 Land) 700C to 1400C 51
Retrans Current (2) RC Pyrometer RO 26 100C to 500C 54
Channel 3 Pyrometer IVDI 1000C to 2500C 61
Relay (Alarm 1, Prog) ARE Pyrometer DTI 1200C to 2500C 62
Logic (Alarm 1) ALO Pyrometer RO 23 800C to 1700C 64
Retrans Volts (2) TV Pyrometer FP/GP 10 500C to 900C 82
Retrans Current (2) TC Pyrometer FP/GP 11 700C to 1300C 83
Pyrometer FP/GP 12 1000C to 1850C 84
Pyrometer FP/GP 20 400C to 750C 85
Pyrometer FP/GP 21 500C to 1100C 86
Linear -9999 to 19999 00*
Square Root -9999 to 19999 92*

* For linear inputs sensitivity must not be less than 5µ

Vs/digit
Notes: Example:
(1) Only one Remote Input option may be Hardware -
specified.
902S/IS/HRE/CLO/ARE/SRE/VH/XM/QV/ZC/LE
(2) Only one Retransmission Output may be
specified. Configuration -
(3) If Analogue Comms is specified, Remote Input IT/HAP/COL/AA/SA/XA/QAA/ZCF/0/600/C/01
and Retranmission Output are not available in T/C Type J 0 to 600°C - Reverse PID Heat relay -
channels 2, 3, or 4.
A 10V supply is available for Pot. excitation. ON/OFF Cool Logic - Two FSH alarm relays -
(4) If VP Pot. Input is specified then a Remote Dig comms EI-BISYNC - Remote Setpoint input 0-5V
Input is not possible. - Retrans of error 4-20mA - 240V - English
(5) Maximum of 2 alarms can be specified in
either channels 2, 3, 4
(6) In Programmer/Controller. Up to 3 Prog Drive
Relays can be fitted in channels 2, 3, 4
 902/904 CONFIGURATION
Digital Analogue Analogue Display Display Linear
Input Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel4 Comms Comms I/P CommsO/P Low High Units Type

Input Code 0-5V A Digital Communications

Type (code = 1+1) 1 1-5V B EI BISYNC® XA
Thermocouple I T 0-10V C JBUS® XB
RTD I R 2-10V D MODBUS® XC
Pyrometer I Y 0-20mA E Analogue Comms I/P and O/P
0-5V I A 4-20mA F Remote Input (code Q + 1 + 2) 1 2
1-5V I B Alarm (code C +1) 1 S/P Q A
0-10V I C Alarm FSH C A S/P + Trim Q B
2-10V I D Alarm FSL C B Heat Power Limit Q D
0-20mA I E Alarm DH C C 0-5V A
4-20mA I F Alarm DL C D 1-5V B
-10mV +10mV I G Alarm DB C E 0-10V C
0-100mV I H Prog Drive C P 2-10V D
Channel 3 0-20mA E
Channel 1 Type (code A + 1) 1 4-20mA F
Type (code H + 1 + 2) 1 2 Alarm FSH A A Valve Position Q P P
Reverse O/P H A Alarm FSL A B Retrans Output (code Z + 1 + 2) 1 2
Direct O/P H B Alarm DH A C PV Z A
On/Off (RE, LO, TR) O Alarm DL A D SP Z B
PID (RE, LO, TR) P Alarm DB A E Error Z C
PID 0-5V A Prog Drive A P Power Z D
PID 1-5V B Retrans Type (code T + 1 + 2) 1 2 0-5V A
PID0-10V C PV T A 1-5V B
PID 2-10V D SP T B 0-10V C
PID 0-20mA E Error T C 2-10V D
PID 4-20mA F Power T D 0-20mA E
VP (RE, LO, TR) V 0-5V A 4-20mA F
If VP is chosen Channel 2 function is not available. 1-5V B Display Low/High
Channel 2 0-10V C Define the max. operation span of the instrument -
Type (code C + 1 + 2) 1 2 2-10V D 9999 to 19999. Include required decimal point
Cool On/off C O L 0-20mA E position. Example: Linear 0.0 to 100.0
Cool Non-Lin C N L 4-20mA F Units
Cool Linear C L Channel 4 None -
0-5V A Type (code S + 1) 1 Deg C C
1-5V B Alarm FSH S A Deg F F
0-10V C Alarm FSL S B Kelvin K
2-10V D Alarm DH S C Millivolts MV
0-20mA E Alarm DL S D Volts V
4-20mA F Alarm DB S E Milliamps MA
Non-DC L Prog Drive S P Percentage %
Retrans Type (code 1 + 2 + 3)1 2 3 Remote I/P Type (code M + 1 + 2) 1 2 Linear Type
PV R A S/P M A See Range list on opposite page
S/P R B S/P + Trim M B
Error R C Heat Power Limit M D
Power R D 0-5V A
Remote I/P Type (code 1 + 2 + 3) 1-5V B
S/P E A 0-10V C
S/P + Trim E B 2-10V D
Heat Power Limit E D 0-20mA E
4-20mA F
DIMENSIONAL DETAILS

11 mm * 198 Excluding Terminal Cover

96 mm
Gasket for IP65 sealing

902. 0
96 mm Panel cut-out
* These dimensions will decrease by
2Æ0 mm when the gasket is fitted 92 x 92 +0.8
- 0 mm

15 mm
The instrument is supplied with a 9 mm max. thickness
terminal cover which provides * 218 mm Including Terminal Cover
electrical safety.

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